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In mid-2000, Google took its first step in the direction of
aggressive global expansion by announcing that its search engine would be
available to users in 10 languages other than English. Now, users could conduct
searches in Swedish, Finnish, French, German, Portuguese, Dutch, Norwegian,
Italian, Spanish, and Danish.
In September 2000, Google increased the number of foreign languages to 14 by
adding Japanese, traditional and simplified Chinese, and Korean as well.
The
company also planned to support 15 more languages, including Hebrew, Greek, and
Russian by end-2000... |
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